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kool aid


Question Posted Monday June 16 2008, 8:03 am

can it really make your hair hard & stickey???

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ballerina04 answered Monday June 16 2008, 10:23 am:
Yeah it does, I've done it before. You're basically putting sugar in your hair and it's pretty gross, to be honest with you. You put it in, your hair gets sticky and hard and if your hair gets wet at all, you have red/whatever color Kool Aid dripping down your neck and back. There are other options for temporary hair color if you are allowed to color your hair.

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